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WooCommerce SEO: live-to-redesign coverage

Checked 3 October 2026 against the current live page. All three options share the same content; only their visual treatment differs.

Live-page substanceStatusRedesign placement or decision
Hero: WooCommerce SEO offer and search demandReworkedDirect service H1, store-specific summary, CTA and why section.
Five “Our work featured on” logosPreservedPress strip immediately below the hero, using existing PageTraffic assets.
Why the store needs SEO and catalog structureReworkedWhy WooCommerce, challenges and technical sections.
Nine client logosPreservedClient proof strip, using the existing Ecommerce assets.
Four Ecommerce plans, monthly page quantities and full comparisonReworkedShared Ecommerce cards and full table retain four tiers and core quantities; $499 starting price shown above them. AI SEO/AEO/GEO support was added to the shared family. Plan wording follows the shared table rather than the legacy page.
Five agency benefits: visibility, traffic, UX, prioritization, lasting valueReworkedDedicated five-part section after proof, without guaranteed rankings or revenue.
Adjacent WooCommerce design, development and migration helpPreservedSeparate “Beyond the SEO campaign” section clarifies that these are scoped separately.
Six WooCommerce service elementsReworkedServices grid covers strategy, structure, content, product pages, on/off-page SEO and analytics.
WooCommerce SEO education, best practices, Elementor, large storesReworkedSeven useful-context answers plus technical section; unsupported blanket statements were removed.
Eight live FAQ questions and answersPreservedExact visible accordion text and matching FAQ schema.
Four related blog postsPreservedAll four original links in the related-reading section.
Proposal route and phonePreservedLive Ecommerce quote URL and phone in the final CTA; shared header CTA retains its sitewide quote route.
Repeated promotional paragraphs and ranking guaranteesOmitted intentionallyMeaningful service details were kept; duplicate claims and guarantees were not repeated.

Release gate: Verify the uploaded Dev page, shared Ecommerce family, all nine client logos, five press logos, eight FAQs, four blog destinations and the shared navigation before approving a final URL.